York College of Pennsylvania - Horizon Tower Yearbook (York, PA)

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The Kood tall weather aids the wurkmen to lay the bricks rapidly. The New Library A blueprint moves into reality il .

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The thrill of the first sho elful to break ground Donald Gilbert John Gohn Benjamin M. Root, John T. Robertson, John W. Hennessey, and Ray A. Miller. This Is 1963-64 Point of Interest: letting ready to make the move; Mrs. HoUingshead, Mrs. Atvvood, Mrs. Newton, and Mrs. Foose. After climbing to second floor of York Hall and glancing around the spacious room lined with books, we locate Mrs. Atuood in the workroom where she is almost concealed from sight by stacks of brand new olumes. The head librarian tells us that when our new library building opens, we shall have reached part of our goal, which is to offer reading opportunities for our students. Not only will there be room for all the books we are add ing to the collection, but there will be reference and periodical rooms, space for conferences, and special meeting areas. We shall add display cases, where we may have special exhibits of art objects and unusual books to attract the community to our campus. We shall be an official Government Depository library, which means more government documents will be avail- able for the use of our readers. Workroom and storage space will be plentiful. The completion of the new library marks an important step forward in the development of YJC as an educational and cultural force in the community.

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